Describe a website to the AI you already use and it's online. Every site can save data (RSVPs, votes, orders) and use your own domain. Skills for Claude Code, Codex and more, plus a connector for ChatGPT, Claude and Grok.
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Skill Codex
Give a Simple Host site a shorter or custom address, either a free .simple-host.app (one call, no DNS) or the person's own domain or subdomain (for example rsvp.example.com via a CNAME record, or example.com via an A record) to a site they already have on Simple Host, using the connectdomain, domainstatus and…
Skill Codex
Plan a static Simple Hack team site or custom event website, including layout, data model, storage policy and per-person privacy, then hand implementation to website-deploy.
Skill Codex
Build, publish and update a static Simple Hack team site, or an organiser's custom event website, using the signed-in Simple Hack connector and scoped storage tools.
Skill Codex
Organise a hosted hackathon where anyone can build with AI, no coding needed, on simple-hack.app: create an event, configure registration and tracks, publish its public page, manage teams and judging, announce updates, and publish results.
Skill Codex
Join and participate in a Simple Hack event on simple-hack.app: signup, approval, teams, tracks, entry, voting and results. The participant may not code: build their idea for them with website-deploy.
Skill Codex
Judge entries in a Simple Hack event on simple-hack.app: join as judge, inspect the rubric and queue, score entries, comment and handle conflicts.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Read this skill first whenever the owner of Simple Host asks about Simple Host, Simple Hack, Simple Host Enterprise, the self-hosted editions or Simple Hack for companies: what a product is for, whether a feature exists or how it works, which edition has it (parity), what was decided and why, or what changed recently.…
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